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- 2. EXERCISE Fill in : How hot is it today? 1.It is too hot today. 2. The man walks so slowly. How slowly does he walk? How long is the river? 3. The river is so long! How wide is the lake? 4. The lake is so wide! 5. The mountain is so high! How high is the mountain? 6. The girl is so tall! How tall is the girl? 7. The dress is so expensive! How expensive is the dress? 8. The children live far from school. How far do the children live from school?
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